Oh I fully believe they will and I wouldn't watch them personally. I'm just saying it's a step forward towards opening up the community more towards the west rather than have them live in a bubble like north Korea or probably Saudi itself not so long ago.

After all the people that like those comedians would eventually watch their stuff online if they haven't already.

I agree with all of that and I'm aware of how bad the government is but I think if it's gonna benefits the people overall and they deserve it after being in an extremely conservative culture for so long. The government doesn't nor should it get more money but again I just think if it's gonna benefit the people then it's not a bad thing over all.

I don't agree with censorship as well but like you said they're so far behind in human rights and this is just a step forward towards a more progressive community

Not everybody that doesn't have the same opinion as you is a troll you can try and having a civil discussion without blindly dismissing every conversation that doesn't fit your agenda

Saudi has a population of around 35 million and 15 of those are foreigners. The people have the right to have some entertainment and all the jobs and other economic benefits that events like this bring to the people.

Not to mention more exposure to western media might help the people becoming more progressive no? I don't understand why people just want the people in Saudi to just be miserable just because they don't agree with their government. I don't see people wishing misery on Americans just because of the actions of their corrupt government.